09/02/2026
Good news for literary lovers and macabre history buffs: you can still pay Poe a visit. š š¦āā¬
While construction continues as part of an exciting redevelopment and restoration project around the PoeBaltimore House & Museum, the historic landmark remains open and welcoming visitors.
The humble West Baltimore rowhouse where Edgar Allan Poe lived around 1833 to 1835 played an important role in the writerās life and career. Today, it helps preserve his Baltimore story and the history right where it happened. š
š Edgar Allan Poe House & Museum, 203 N. Amity Street